Hon. Maureen Liccione — Part 78 Rules
Suffolk County Supreme Court Civil Term
Motion day: Wednesdays · Appearance: In person
What Maureen Liccione's rules say, in the court's own words
Every answer below is copied exactly from the court's published page for this part. Nothing is paraphrased or inferred.
What day are motions heard?
Wednesdays
“RETURN DATE/SUBMISSION: All motions are returnable on Wednesdays.”
Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually?
In person
“CONFERENCES: All conferences are to be in person unless counsel requests a virtual”
Who is the principal law clerk?
LORI SELVIN
“Justice of the Supreme Court Principal Law Clerk LORI SELVIN”
What is the part's e-mail address?
sufliccione@nycourts.gov
“Chambers Email: sufliccione@nycourts.gov”
Full published rules for part 78 rules
State of New York
UNIFIED COURT SYSTEM
SUFFOLK COUNTY
SUPREME COURT
1 Court Street
Court Annex –Part 78
Riverhead, New York 11901
(631) 208-5907
Chambers Email: sufliccione@nycourts.gov
HON. MAUREEN T. LICCIONE MARIA NIDA, ESQ.
Justice of the Supreme Court Principal Law Clerk
LORI SELVIN
Secretary to Judge
PART RULES AND PROCEDURES
Unless otherwise directed by the Court, the following rules govern practice in this part.
Correspondence
All correspondence to the Court is to be via NYSCEF, except in non-efiled cases which is to be
by email. The Court does not have fax capability.
Motion Practice
DISCOVERY MOTIONS: Parties must confer in good faith on all discovery disputes and all
discovery motions must be preceded by a Court conference.
RETURN DATE/SUBMISSION: All motions are returnable on Wednesdays. Unless otherwise
directed by the Court, motions are on written submission only and no appearance is necessary.All
motions, other than pro se, are to be filed and served via NYSCEF. Hard copies will not be
accepted.
ADJOURNMENTS: Applications to adjourn motions must be made by written request and
indicate consent of counsel for all appearing parties. Requests must indicate the date on which the
motion and any related cross-motions are returnable, as well as the adjourned date requested
(Wednesdaysonly). All applications for adjournmentsin e-filed cases are tobe filed electronically
through NYSCEF. All applications for adjournmentsin cases not electronically filed willbe made
by email to sufliccione@nycourts.gov and copied to all counsel.
Conferences
CONFERENCES: All conferences are to be in person unless counsel requests a virtual
appearance. The Court will attempt to accommodate requests for virtual conferences, which are
to be made on consent via NYSCEF.
SCHEDULING: Requests for adjournments must be in writing and indicate whether the request
is on consent. In the event the adjournment is not on consent, the telephone number for each
attorney must be provided. All applications for adjournments in e-filed cases are to be filed via
NYSCEF. All applications for adjournments in cases not electronically filed will be made by
email to: sufliccione@nycourts.gov Please call Chambers for available adjourneddates.
Trials
A conference with the Court will be held prior to the commencement of all trials, jury and non-
jury. In addition to compliance with 22 NYCRR 202.20-h, counsel will provide the Court with
the following:
• Marked pleadings and amendments thereto;
• Bills of particulars and any supplements;
• CPLR 3101(d) noticesand responses served;
• All prior Court decisions;
• List of all pre-marked exhibits;
• Joint statement of stipulated facts;
• List of all stipulated exhibits;
• List of all witnesses to be called, including expert witnesses;
• Proposed jury charges;
• All motions in limine; and
• Proposed jury verdict sheets.
Counsel will stipulate toas many facts and to the admissibility ofas many exhibits as possible.
Any trial related documents submitted to the Court, which will be marked as Court exhibits,areto
be e-filed and submitted in hard copy form to the courtroom clerk.
In the case of non-jury, counsel arerequired to provide a transcript.
Inquests
Any inquest related documents submitted to the Court, which will be marked as Court exhibits,
are to be e-filed and submitted in hard copy form to the courtroom clerk.
The parties arerequired to provide a transcript of the inquest.
(10-10-2023)
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